SoundQubed U1-5000 Single-Channel 5000 W Full-Range Amplifier

The U1-5000 pumps a 5000 W full-range signal to boost your space-conscious build to the next level. Advanced technology allows for amp circuitry built for maximum efficiency from a compact chassis.

The U1-5000 has a compact form factor and can drive up to 8 HDS2.2 Series subwoofers with ease.

If you’re working on a large demo build, this 5000 W full-range amp is great for pushing a handful of HDX3 Series Subwoofers.

The U1-5000 has a signal-to-noise ratio of 100 dB and a frequency response between 10Hz all the way to 20kHz for the full spectrum of sound frequencies.

The small footprint of the Utility Series Amplifiers will give you the power to take space back in your vehicle to make room for batteries, enclosures, and SOUND.

Made for Music

Unlike our monoblock amplifiers, Utility Series amplifiers will drive the full frequency range of music to more than just subwoofers. As a 1-ohm stable full-range amp, you can power subs, mids, or highs. The only limitation is the power handling and impedance of the speakers you’re driving. 

Versatile filtering and crossover settings let you power and tune a variety of system designs. Because of their high output and small footprint, Utility Series full-range amplifiers are ideal for extreme “ground pounder” daily driver setups, or strictly music demo systems. On the other hand, Utility Series amps can’t handle competition burps.

Knowing the specs of your charging system is crucial to running a full-range amplifier. We do not recommend running the Utility series on stock electrical charging systems. Alternator upgrades, the Big 3 wiring upgrade, and added battery capacity will help avoid damaging drops in voltage and/or current. The U Series Amplifiers require between 12-14.8 V from the charging system. AGM 12V batteries are a good fit. Lithium batteries that don’t require high voltage are also a good choice when running a full-range amp.

Water and electricity don’t mix

U Series Amplifiers do not have an IP rating. You should completely avoid submersion and/or saltwater environments. The amp casing doesn’t have sealed edges to keep water out. However, the circuit board has a water resistant coating to protect against humidity or  very small amounts of incidental moisture.